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lu 9 Q. Jamie Sovacool John Spiros Melanie Steele Gwen Stein Juli-ana Stewart Jeff Stimler Q Terri Stitz Mark Sturm Paul Sullivan Understanding Community Awareness Before the end of the snow months, we took great advan- tage of the facilities at the Akron Metropolitan Parks. Suffering'l through the very low tempera- tures, sophomores came out in droves for winter activities such as ice skating and sledding. Falling on the ice or getting pelted with snowballs merely added to the excitement. No one seemed to notice the cold hands or anything else because of all the fun we were having. By the end of the evening everyone was showing definite signs of fa- tigue. However, a short rest and some warmth from the fire raised spirits and no one noticed the tiredness. When the announcement came that Hoban might close, student pride and spirit went to levels never before reached. Sophomores individually helped support the school by contribut- ing greatly in the Ftoot-Beer-a- thon. Many class members tried to challenge the record, al- though no sophomores actually broke it. Much money was collected through sponsors and donated to the Hoban Trust Fund. Sophomore spirit shines through again. 117
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Becoming a Cohesive Unit The coming of spring brought plans for the sophomore class trip. The class as a whole decided to go to Cedar Point for a day. Friends went off to enjoy the park in individual groups and an enjoyable day was definitely had by all. The end of the year brought both sadness and joy. Many of us were sorry to leave our friends for the summer. We were happy, however, because we had successfully finished another year and were looking forward to an enjoyable and relaxing summer. Everyone promised to keep in touch and to keep up the Hoban pride and spirit. Jamie Perry walks toward the Treasurer's Office. 118
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